Stop Wasting Research (feat. Jake Burghardt & Laura Klein)
If you've ever wrapped up a great research study, delivered the readout, and then watched the insights vanish into a folder no one opens again, this one's for you.
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By Nielsen Norman Group
The Nielsen Norman Group (NN/G) UX Podcast is a podcast on user experience research, design, strategy, and professions, hosted by Senior User Experience Specialist Therese Fessenden.
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29 min
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Interface design, design operations, systems, patterns, accessibility, and product experience.
User research, usability, discovery methods, customer insight, and evidence-led design.
Hiring, career development, skills, workplace practice, and professional progression in technology.
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Host-led conversation where a guest supplies most of the subject matter.
Interpretation, opinion, debate, review, and analytical discussion.
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Assumes basic technology literacy and familiarity with common products, roles, and terminology.
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If you've ever wrapped up a great research study, delivered the readout, and then watched the insights vanish into a folder no one opens again, this one's for you.
Job searching has always been harder than it looks, and if you've been searching for a while without much traction, there's a good chance your strategy is working against you.
OKRs are a popular choice to communicate team goals… but most teams do them wrong.
Most UX practitioners have spent their careers fighting for the user — pushing back against dark patterns, advocating for quality, and insisting that making things better for people is also better for the business. Eric Ries would say that instinct is exactly right. And that it's not enough.
What does it actually mean to design conversationally? Not "add a chatbot" — but genuinely apply the principles of human conversation to the systems we build?
Navigating the UX job market has always had its ups and downs, especially with AI reshaping the industry.
If you work in UX, you’ve probably heard the terms lean, Agile, and MVP more times than you can count. But knowing the terms doesn’t mean knowing how to make them work.
Therese Fessenden talks with design psychologist and product strategist Thomas Watkins (host of The Design Psychologist and Product-Led Growth Leaders ) about why understanding the human mind is still a true superpower for designers, researchers, and product teams.
As AI-powered tools flood the market promising quick evaluations and audits, the conversation zeroes in on a critical issue: the reliability of these tools.
The interest in “customer insights” is higher than ever, and more people are interested in both research insights and carrying out research on their own. But, who’s making sure research is done well?